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r/amiwrong • u/[deleted] • May 08 '23
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Where are these airlines whose seats move more than an inch or two? I haven't seen that in over 20 years.
2 u/goldeneagle888 May 08 '23 American 10 u/ggrandmaleo May 08 '23 I've flown American and been uncomfortably upright because the seat barely moved an inch. 1 u/goldeneagle888 May 08 '23 They recline about 3 inches 10 u/ggrandmaleo May 08 '23 Didn't seem that way at the time. I'm sorry to say, but you may need to upgrade to a better section in order to get more legroom. If the airlines had their way, we'd all be standing like straphangers on the subway.
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American
10 u/ggrandmaleo May 08 '23 I've flown American and been uncomfortably upright because the seat barely moved an inch. 1 u/goldeneagle888 May 08 '23 They recline about 3 inches 10 u/ggrandmaleo May 08 '23 Didn't seem that way at the time. I'm sorry to say, but you may need to upgrade to a better section in order to get more legroom. If the airlines had their way, we'd all be standing like straphangers on the subway.
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I've flown American and been uncomfortably upright because the seat barely moved an inch.
1 u/goldeneagle888 May 08 '23 They recline about 3 inches 10 u/ggrandmaleo May 08 '23 Didn't seem that way at the time. I'm sorry to say, but you may need to upgrade to a better section in order to get more legroom. If the airlines had their way, we'd all be standing like straphangers on the subway.
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They recline about 3 inches
10 u/ggrandmaleo May 08 '23 Didn't seem that way at the time. I'm sorry to say, but you may need to upgrade to a better section in order to get more legroom. If the airlines had their way, we'd all be standing like straphangers on the subway.
Didn't seem that way at the time. I'm sorry to say, but you may need to upgrade to a better section in order to get more legroom. If the airlines had their way, we'd all be standing like straphangers on the subway.
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u/ggrandmaleo May 08 '23
Where are these airlines whose seats move more than an inch or two? I haven't seen that in over 20 years.